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_ 562 Item Details($) Appropriations($) ITEM 412. First Year Second Year First Year Second Year FY2025 FY2026 FY2025 FY2026 current VJCCCA-funded programs within each affected locality. The grantee locality shall submit an outcomes report to the department, in accord with a written memorandum of agreement which shall accompany the supplementary grant award. This provision shall apply to funds obligated to and in the possession of the department and its grant recipients. The entity which returns unobligated funds under this provision shall not have a presumptive entitlement to a supplementary grant. c. The Department of Juvenile Justice, with the assistance of the Department of Corrections, the Virginia Council on Juvenile Detention, juvenile court service unit directors, juvenile and domestic relations district court judges, and juvenile justice advocacy groups, shall provide a report on the types of programs supported by the Juvenile Community Crime Control Act and whether the youth participating in such programs are statistically less likely to be arrested, adjudicated or convicted, or incarcerated for either misdemeanors or crimes that would otherwise be considered felonies if committed by an adult. F. The department shall consolidate the annual reporting requirements in §§ 2.2-222 and 66- 13 and in Chapters 755 and 914 of the 1996 Acts of the General Assembly concerning juvenile offender demographics. The consolidated annual report shall address the progress of Virginia Juvenile Community Crime Control Act programs including the requirements in Article 12.1 of Chapter 11 of Title 16.1 (§ 16.1-309.2 et seq.) relating to the number of juveniles served, the average cost for residential and nonresidential services, the number of employees, and descriptions of the contracts entered into by localities. Notwithstanding any other provisions of the Code of Virginia, the consolidated report shall be submitted to the Governor, the General Assembly, the Chairs of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance and Appropriations Committees, the Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security, and the Department of Planning and Budget by the first day of the regular General Assembly session. 413. Operation of Secure Correctional Facilities (39800) $83,090,889 $84,919,889 $83,090,889 $66,309,000 Juvenile Corrections Center Management (39801) $6,056,992 $6,056,992 Food Services - Prisons (39807) $3,081,967 $3,081,967 Medical and Clinical Services - Prisons (39810) $9,202,724 $9,202,724 Physical Plant Services - Prisons (39815) $7,062,747 $7,062,747 Offender Classification and Time Computation Services (39830) $1,624,516 $3,453,516 $1,624,516 Juvenile Supervision and Management Services (39831) $48,906,417 $48,906,417 $32,124,528 Juvenile Rehabilitation and Treatment Services (39832) $7,155,526 $7,155,526 Fund Sources: General $80,575,534 $82,404,534 $80,575,534 $63,793,645 Special $1,070,067 $1,070,067 Federal Trust $1,445,288 $1,445,288 Authority: §§ 16.1-278.8, 16.1-285.1, 66-13, 66-16, 66-18, 66-19, 66-22 and 66-25.1, Code of Virginia. A. The Department of Juvenile Justice shall retain all funds paid for the support of children committed to the department to be used for the security, care, and treatment of said children. B.1. The Director, Department of Juvenile Justice, (the “Department”) shall develop a transformation plan to provide more effective and efficient services for juveniles, using data- based decision-making, that improves outcomes and safely reduces the number of juveniles housed in state-operated juvenile correctional centers, consistent with public safety. To accomplish these objectives, the Department will provide, when appropriate, alternative placements and services for juveniles committed to the Department that offer treatment, supervision and programs that meet the levels of risk and need, as identified by the Department's risk and needs assessment instruments, for each juvenile placed in such placements or programs. Prior to implementation, the plan shall be approved by the Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security.